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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
9
The piece rails at a youth accused of defrauding the government of eleven hundred dollars in a loan swap involving livestock and merchandise. It mocks complacent officials who shrug at minor crimes while tolerating vast sums, arguing small crimes still deserve accountability and crime on any scale does not pay.
The Collector of Internal Revenue, often unpopular, is praised for efficiency and integrity. Nebraska’s George O Malley is highlighted as retirement soon and commended for humble leadership, keeping people’s interests first and upholding the department’s dignity.
The stockholders meeting speaker argues the greatest danger is a growing centralized government and praises free enterprise. He contrasts it with confiscatory taxes and heavy government control, urging a return to the principle that government governs best and trusts in profit and liberty.
A letter to General Eisenhower expresses hope he visits Sidneyton Fort Sidney and promises a large friendly crowd ready to shake hands and be sociable. The writer notes the general is gregarious and would be welcomed by good old western people.
A terminal crossword style listing of numbered clues across the horizontal line with hints for each entry. The puzzle spans multiple clue types including animal, locations, verbs, prefixes, and chemical symbols reflected by numbers and positions.
Article discusses opposition to a two thirds vote on an Old Age and Survivors Insurance bill, alleging it advances socialized medicine, notes it did not affect Old Age Assistance, and cites procedural issues. It also covers schoolchildren visiting Washington and remarks on 1951 radio and newspaper statistics and TV growth.
A simple device shown to prevent clothes from moving on a double line by securing a battery clip below the pulley as pictured. The setup uses a clip placed under the sheave to hold the line steady during use.
Richard Bell a professional beer taster in Coventry England was fined 56 dollars after a drunk driving incident. He faced penalties for operating a vehicle under the influence reflecting local enforcement of road safety rules.
A simple tip to stop loose knobs on kitchen cabinets and dressers. Create a tiny washer from fine sandpaper, place it on the screw with the abrasive side facing the drawer, then tighten. This prevents repeat loosening and keeps handles secure.
The Nebraska Game Commission, founded Feb 24 1879, expanded fish stocking from 1883 with 17 million fry that year, and set early license and pheasant seasons. Notable events include a 1928 flood losing 250000 fish, 1947 law enforcement upgrades, and 1940 Pittman Robertson funds. Recent items cover bids for cabin leases, Chadron pool renovations, park cabins, arrests, and weekly fishing reports. Women anglers achieved notable catches.
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